A home for published conference research
SETSCI brings conference proceedings and articles into one open access archive, where readers can find, read and cite the work.
What we do
We help published conference work stay accessible and easier to discover.
Publish proceedings
Conference volumes bring accepted papers, editors and publication details together in one place.
Describe the research
Article pages show abstracts, contributors, identifiers, licence details and citation formats.
Keep a public record
Published metadata and files are preserved. Corrections and retractions are recorded openly.
How publication works
The conference
SETSCI
Published articles are free to read. The licence displayed on each article governs reuse; a DOI is shown when one has been assigned.
Publication identifiers
The identifiers used by SETSCI Conference Proceedings.
eISSN 2687-5527
The electronic ISSN identifies the SETSCI Conference Proceedings series.
DOI prefix 10.36287
Article DOIs begin with 10.36287/setsci when assigned. The complete DOI appears on each applicable article page.
Publication history
Linked serial titles in the SETSCI archive
The SETSCI publication archive dates back to 2017. The series was previously published under the title Setsci conference indexing system (ISSN 2618-6446), which is recorded as ceased in 2019. The current title, SETSCI Conference Proceedings (eISSN 2687-5527), is officially linked to its predecessor in the ISSN Register.
The archive contains 25 consecutively numbered proceedings volumes covering the period from 2017 to 2026. No volumes were published in 2020 or 2021 due to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Publication resumed in 2022.
As an event-driven conference proceedings series, SETSCI publishes volumes according to conference schedules rather than a fixed periodic issue schedule.
Explore and reuse metadata
Browse the archive or use its public discovery feeds.
Preservation & access
How SETSCI keeps published research available and discoverable.
Metadata harvesting
Article metadata and access links are available through the OAI-PMH 2.0 endpoint for automated harvesting.
Backups
Published files and database records are backed up on the live system, with copies kept off-site.
Persistent identifiers
Article pages display a DOI when one has been assigned. Registered DOI metadata can be checked through Crossref.